Popular Ukrainian singer Olya Tsybulska openly shared with her followers on social media that she feels deep anxiety due to the current situation in the Ukrainian capital. The artist did not hide her accumulated fears, but particularly emphasized that she is much more annoyed and fatigued by the intrusive attempts of others to project their own panic moods onto her and give unsolicited advice.
Anxiety for the future and raising a child in the capital
In her recent Instagram post, the performer confessed that she is indeed scared to stay in Kyiv amid permanent danger. She asks herself difficult questions about how to provide normal education and psychological development for her son, and every day resolves an internal conflict about the correctness of her maternal decisions. According to Tsybulska, she shares the common experiences of millions of Ukrainians, but categorically refuses to plunge into the abyss of destructive panic.
Reaction to societal pressure and external advice
The artist noted that her social media and personal messages have recently been filled with questions like "Are you still here?", "Everyone is already leaving," or categorical statements in the spirit of "If I were you, I would have left long ago." Tsybulska emphasized that she respects the choice of people who decided to leave the capital for safety, but at the same time does not intend to succumb to external psychological pressure or campaign for anyone to stay.
Rejection of hysteria and a clear life plan
Despite the difficult emotional background, the singer has developed her own strategy to counter stress. She regularly monitors news reports, analyzes the real situation, and clearly understands her algorithm of actions for various scenarios. Olya is convinced that fear and caution are natural protective reactions of an adult, but living ahead of time in constant anticipation of a catastrophe can completely destroy mental health.
